Agassiz Baldwin Community (ABC) is a private, non-profit organization with a forty-year history of quality programs and services in the Cambridge community. We are located in a classic Victorian house at 20 Sacramento Street, a short walk north of Harvard Square (east off Massachusetts Avenue.)
In 2007, the agency changed its name to Agassiz Baldwin Community, A Cambridge Corporation to better reflect our citywide functions and constituency, as well as to honor a neighborhood luminary, Maria Louise Baldwin, first African-American headmistress in New England.
ABC¹s programs include:
* Sacramento Street Preschool for children ages. 2.9 to 5 years
* Agassiz Baldwin Afterschool K-5 Program
* Outback Summer Program
* Introducing Art Performance Series for school-age children
* Sacramento Street Gallery, featuring exhibitions by local and youth artists
* Agassiz Neighborhood Council, monthly community forums
* The Whistler, community newsletter
* Living Well Network, grass-roots initiative linking seniors with people of all ages in a neighborhood-based social network
* Maud Morgan Visual Arts Center, offering studios for artists and youth citywide with artist-led instruction in the visual arts